The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30

will be in ono Of the latest and most approved
styles. The one from which this cut was taken
is Of Aubusson or tapestry green ladies' cloth
Of the finest quality. Every seam Is pressed
with tho big smoothing iron that tailors
use, called goose. The edges Of the bodice.
OF the high collar. OF the sleeves. and OF
all parts OF the suit that are generally bound.
or faced. or hemmed. are in this particular
suit and In all tailor gowns stitched IN the
Same way that mans coat and waistcoat are
on the edges and are pressed with goose.
The Boulanger hat that the young woman
wears Is Of Aubusson or tapestry green felt, to
match the color Of her suit. The deep up
turned side brims are Of plush Of the same
color. The ribbons and curled cocks plumes
that form tho trimmings are In shot and
graded shades OF green. blue and red. but
mostly green.
The gloves are Of olive-green undressed kid.
but sometimes the woman prefers to wear tan
colored SUICIDES.
Her button boots have cloth tops and patent
leather trimmings on French-kid foxings.
Shoes. gloves, and the hat must match IN
correct tailor suit; Moreover. her fine. sheer.
centre or the fancy border Of the color Of the
gown OF. Of deicately tinted contrasting or
ish n%bTes must not only si be- Of six serge
elled or carved wood handle must take hint
In color from the same source.
Il she wears watch. the queens chain q
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earnets, turouoises, or enamel. to match the
color hss apd ha
small. and set into the 20 ID Of the bali on the
chain, q IL the pin. brooch. or ring in sunken
The severe beauty Of the tailor suit has SO
captivated the world Of fashion that it has
we're in their, general outline. There are no
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les. overskirts. and tabiers. but the loopings Of
When 't tors snort
apron passing round the front and sides Of the
thence over the side looplnes and back Of the
skirt In long unlooped back drapery. This
Many pretty wool costumes Of light cloth.
serge. cameis hair; and diagonal are made up
in sh small q novelty
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stisched on tailor fashion and pressed DDS 0fA'u
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lish. It has little lower crown than the tur-
ban OF last year. Its trimmings are not quite
30 high. Loops OF ribbon, curled cocks plumes.
or straight wing and tail feathers Of the do
mestic fowl, or any big wild bird, the kind Of
feathers that .miliners call points" are the
correct trimmings. II any buckle or metal or
nament 10 used on the turban. 1t must be small
and dull to be In good taste.
Tho low-crowned capote. with its large
Mother Hubbard brim, Is also worn with tailor
gowns by older women or women who do not
care to affect the youthful style Of the Bou-
LANCER hat or the English turban. But the
capote or bonnet OF any kind that Is worn with
q tailor gown must be Of felt, and its trim
mings must be Of plain rich gros grain or
moir6 ribbon, with only corded edges, and II
feathers are used they must BIO tightly curled
or straight cocks plumes I" points"), and the
bonnet and trimmings must match the gown
In coloring and tone.
The low-crowned capote is the newest bon
net, as the BouanGer Is the latest hat. There
are velvet and plush cnpotes and many felt
ones also that are deliberately trimmed with
lace, pompons, aigrettes, fancy feathers of all
kinds, including ostrich tips. But such bon
nets are notthe correct wear with tailor gowns.
To put them to such use Is bad taste.
The tailor wrap. which must be short
=" coat" or jacket (they are one and the same
thingl or long ulster or Newmarket, or Q rag
Ian. Is a necessary apendage OF the tailor gown.
or It may be worn with French frock or an
combination costume, converting the
same into street suit.
The tailor-made coat or jacket Is tho wrap
Of the passing moment to wear with the tailor